Beau Michelle - white tea wine.
I arrived in Kumamoto for the Hananoka Sake Brewery's Sango Shinen. The night before, we went to Rurian, who had previously hosted a collaborative dinner in Tokyo.
We were reunited with a special cup of Beau Michelle soaked in white tea, which was also served at the collaboration dinner!
The fresh lychee-like aroma and cool acidity of this dish reminded me of white wine, and the elegant aroma of the white tea added a refreshing touch.
The fresh flavor of white tea adds a refreshing touch to this spring dish of hiryutou (flying dragon head) with bamboo shoots starchy sauce, royal ferns, and dried mullet roe.
It is a unique drink!
I bought it because it was introduced on a YouTube channel and I was curious about it 😊.
It tastes like strawberries and muscats, with a strong gassy taste, and a bit of sweetness and acidity, like Calpis soda, and as the name implies, it's a refreshing sake that pops and is very tasty 😊.
The low alcohol content (8%) makes it easy to drink, and I thought it would be a good drink for those who don't like sake 🍶.
The second Nagano souvenir. Beaumichel, a well-known wine-like product. This is the first time.
It smells like wine when you open the bottle. Even after taking a sip, it tastes like wine.
The acidity and astringency are much lighter than those of wine, but I am confident that I will never be able to answer that it is sake at the bridging.
Although it is 9% alcohol, it is not at all thin. It has a sweetness and acidity like grapes and apples, and it doesn't feel watery.
I don't like the astringency of wine, and I don't like red wine, or even white wine, but this one tastes great. Well, it's not wine, so it doesn't matter.
If only wine bars had this, I wouldn't have to spend so much time in pain! I really wish they had this in wine bars.
It's perfect for a toast. It was delicious.
The downside is the capacity of 500mm.
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This is my second Beaumichel,
This time, it was a normal Beaumichel, not gassy and almost like a white wine.
It had just the right amount of acidity, sweetness, and astringency.
I paired it with a salmon and spinach quiche made from dough.
I recommend Beaumichel to wine lovers.
I drank this in Hakuba, too.
When I saw the bottle, I didn't think it was sake. The name is in Roman characters, so I thought it must be wine.
When I drank it, it tasted sweet and thick like honey. I want to pour it over ice cream.
There are many foreigners in Hakuba, and the place where we drank it was a hotel with many foreigners, so I wonder if this kind of bottle is a good choice.
Where to buy:Takahara Shoten
The sweetness of the flavor is just amazing.
It's just so sweet!
Sourness like no other sake I've ever tasted and sweetness like a kijo sake.
As time goes by after opening the bottle, the separation of sourness and sweetness decreases, but you can't deny the syrupy feeling until the end.
If you drink it thinking it is sake, you will be surprised. The direction of the fruity taste is completely different. It tastes like a silky plum wine. It is delicious. It's not sake, but fruit wine. I wonder how it is made like this. It's a mystery.
We also got this one yesterday...
We had a glass of Beaumichel just a few months ago, and my wife loves it 🍶.
We had a full meal, so the light white wine and freshness of the wine was just the right intoxication.
I stocked up on a lot of it for my birthday lol.
The one on the left is mine and the one on the right is my wife's selection.
It's a very easy combination to understand 👀.